For Brussels crusang the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Mold

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For Brussels crusang the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova is certainly no cause for comfort. Even if it should succeed the ruling pro-European forces again to form a coalition and to continue their course of rapprochement with the European Union, can not hide the direction decision stylized crusang vote on a fact: The Moldovan society crusang is deeply divided between those who located crusang to the west promise better prospects of a turn and those who seek their salvation in the bosom of Russia.
For the latter, several reasons may have been decisive for its decision. Since all preceded by the example of benachbahrten Ukraine, leading strongly in mind, where can cause a departure from Moscow: not only painful crusang economic embargo and - as in the case of Transnistria - a decades-long "frozen Konlikt" but straight into a war with thousands dead.
Last but not least played the exclusion of the Putin-oriented party "Fatherland" just days before the election, which can seriously question the democratic crusang spirit of the government, crusang a role. He may have contributed significantly to the unexpectedly good performance of pro-Kremlin Socialists.
Interesting is now the question of how Moscow will react. In old established manner, that is, for example, about politics with the price of gas or instead by increased influence on pro-Russian deputies in the new parliament? At least the Socialists have already announced a pro-Russian policy in the parliament. It might be uncomfortable in Chisinau.
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as "democratic" election rigging looks from 15,000 ballots for approximately 700,000 eligible voters (which is not even taking into account all found thanks "overburdened" embassy staff) Quote: crusang At first it looked as if the subject left opposition parties ahead. It was not until the early hours of Monday, the election results turned in favor of the former ruling parties. The head of the Communist Alexander Voronin raised in connection with election fraud allegations: There were illegally crusang transported voters crusang organized in polling stations. However, the greatest irregularity was apparently held abroad. For the approximately 700,000 Moldovans working crusang in Russia, the voting was extremely difficult. The Embassy in Moscow crusang had set up throughout the country only five polling stations, and each of these premises had received only 3,000 votes. Prior to the Moldovan embassy in Moscow with long queues. The sluggish work of consular officers meant that not all the willing choice could also cast their vote. The Moldovans working in Russia apply the regime in Chişinău (Russian: Kishinev) as pro-Russian lobby "quote was allowed crusang to select the end of that which has" correct "opinion -the same principle as the EU / NATO accession -never stakeholders were asked.. .. Reply Report warum_denkt_keiner_nach? 02. 12. 2014 06:33
In Moldova Russian occupation troops are still stationed. Many people from Moldova have old ties with countries of the former crusang Soviet Union, or work in the Federation, Belarus, Ukraine. crusang They are often bilingual, also speak Russian, besides Romanian. The spectacle of the Romanian presidential elections has repeatedly at the Embassy of Moldova in Moscow: There were not enough ballots for thousands of citizens that their rights could not perceive there. Durf that the puppeteer / Businessmän Renato Usatii, crusang whose party Patria was expelled shortly before the elections candidate, ever